Crossing the line again, these guys just got shot at !

Brings back good memories of my childhood. I miss da hood sometimes.

That video showed just how fast people can run when there's potential danger around.
 
... my question is ... in the end did he really shoot at you ? because there were sparks on the floor when he shoot and my thought is ... what a lousy shoot ... i mean common a big freaking jeep range rover and the nearest shoot you take for the car is a few feet in front of you ... that guy should be careful ... I`m just thinking he is the tipe that scratches his nose with a gun ... pulls the trigger and even so misses
 
Im surprised they didnt have armed police come after them, if that happened to me and I didnt know it was sound effects I would be straight on the phone to the police.
 
I thought the same when I saw the video and got another shock when looking at the comments. There are actually some people telling the more sane ones (imo) to shut up and unsubscribe if they don't like these edgy pranks.

In addition to the "prank" being totally uncontrollable (i.e. guys shooting back) I also doubt that the pranked folks ever got told that they got pranked. Not sure how clear it is. So let's just imagine that they start to believe it was someone they know, someone they already hate and start to teach them a lesson instead. There could be follow up issues the prankster just doesn't care about.

Or like the radio station that pretended to be the Queen on the phone just to get put through to her when she was at the hospital delivering the baby. The nurse who put them through committed suicide. An extreme reaction and definitely not intended by the radio moderators but there are always things that have to be kept in mind.
 
f*****g hate pranks that go too far like this. I'm all for public pranks, but when they get pretentious, or get too far such as pretending to driveby shoot, THAT'S where the line gets drawn. It isn't funny, and it pisses me off that they still consider it a "prank" when it could hurt innocent people. Only thing keeping me from going nuts here is listening to Pink Floyd "Run Like Hell" (LOL, how god damn ironic).

If somehow they went even further and have the cops shoot them to death, I wouldn't be scared or surprised, or pityful if one of them report that their friends had died or whatever. I wouldn't be sympathetic to them like I was to Ryan Dunn. It may sound like a mean thing to say, but I don't give a s**t. I hate people like this. I lose ALL sympathy for idiots like this. They're going to the depths of getting themselves killed, and possibly harming bystanders around them all just for a few f*****g internet views. Is it worth it?

Now you can say that this logic that be applied to people who goes too far with jokes, like South Park did with their 200th episode (Yeah, the controversial Muhammad episodes), but with them, they KNEW how far they were going, and tried to hold back as possible. They weren't gonna risk their lives for a joke.

Stunters like Jackass are the same thing, they know how far they can go (even though sometimes they push on to further extents) and they do it to entertain, but they don't try to kill themselves (unless there's some stunts that I've missed by them).

My points are kinda jumbled, I know, but I hope you all see where I'm getting at.
 
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